MA Senate votes on the radical, pornographic (Un)Healthy Youth Act this Thursday! Tell Legislators to Vote NO!
MA Senate votes on the radical, pornographic (Un)Healthy Youth Act this Thursday! Tell Legislators to Vote NO!
All hands on deck! Your kids are in danger!
The state Senate plans to vote on a radical Sex Ed Mandate this Thursday, February 29th. We’ve talked before about the problems with this bad bill, and now they’ve revised it to make it even worse than it already was!
The progressives in the legislature, Senator Sal DiDomenico (D-Everett) and Representative Jim O’Day (D-West Boylston), have repeatedly filed this bill formally titled the “Healthy Youth Act.”
Nothing could be further from the truth. It should be titled the Unhealthy Youth Act as it sexualizes children starting in kindergarten and exposes them to graphic materials and explicit sexual acts.
Please click here and take 30 seconds right now to tell both your state Senator and Representative to vote NO on this bill that would mandate graphic Comprehensive Sexuality Education and gender ideology for any MA district that teaches sex ed.
The radical leftist-filled Senate once again is attempting to ram through an amended version of the bill, now numbered SB2686.
While progressives have denied our claim that the Unhealthy Youth Act would require school districts to adopt the extreme sex education curriculum frameworks recently adopted by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), the amended version in SB2686 explicitly mandates the Comprehensive Health and Physical Education Framework.
As we’ve reported since last summer this radical framework includes topics such as the following:
Students in grades Pre-K -2 as young as 4 years old will discuss their genitalia.
Students in grades 3-5 as young as 8 years old will discuss that they may not be the gender they were born.
Students in grades 6-8 as young as 11 years old will discuss the “positive” outcomes of engaging in sexual behavior.
And on top of that, DESE has a record of approving curricula that expose children to graphic sexual content such as how to engage in “safe” anal and oral sex, and teach how to access birth control and abortion without parental consent. If this bill passes, that type of curricula will almost certainly end up in your child’s classroom.
For a handy quick-look PDF document outlining these concerns that you can share with friends and neighbors, click HERE.
We must stop this bill, but we can’t do it alone!
Your legislators need to hear from you immediately. Visit MFI’s Take Action page right now (or click the button below) to send your legislators an email to let them know they should vote NO on SB2686!
This post was inspired by the Massachusetts Family Institute blog. To read MFI’s original post, and to support the work of MFI as they continue to fight for parental rights and freedoms in the Commonwealth, click HERE.
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